Lost in the wilderness
$750.00
On a sunny summer day, a modest bridge surrounded by trees sits above the reflecting greenish lake exuding an air of tranquility in the middle of prospering flora.
Green occupies a majority of the space in the painting. Trees, grass, and the bridge dominate the water and the sky, which conveys a message about the strength of natural life.
Acrylics and multimedia on professional gallery-wrapped canvas.
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